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  • What Can I Do To Bring Some Positivity
  • I Want To Have An Impact On Someone Every Single Day
  • Exploration Is Fantastic
  • The Politics Rapp team consists of James S. Rickards High School students in the IB (International Baccalaureate) representing diverse perspectives, ideologies and positions. The Politics Rapp team examines and discusses various local, state and national political happenings.
  • From the Ground Up series examines grassroots student organizations with an emphasis on community service. 411 TEEN talked with HelpingSoup.com and the founders who are James S. Rickards High School students.
  • Violence permeates our very existence. The US was conceived and nurtured by violence. Violent films euphemized as action flicks dominate our televisions and movie theatres. Dr. Frieda Birnbaum, research psychologist, psychoanalytic therapist, examines the impact of video violence on children.
  • Thomasville GA. High School Students discuss the status of mental health, depression and anxiety among teens. They explore what is stressful and how they cope with mental health issues.
  • If you really pay attention to the talent that you have, the sky is the limit.
  • Follow your bliss and your dreams.
  • On tonight’s program: Governor Ron DeSantis sets out his priorities during his inaugural speech, much to the delight of his supporters and distress of his opponents; Among the governor’s aims, stripping all traces of so-called “wokeness” from Florida’s institutions of higher education; Newly enacted education policy in Florida is bumping up against at least some of the state’s older education policies; The only non-Republican on the Florida Cabinet, Nikki Fried, considers her next life chapter now that she’s out of office; And a Key West institution, the city’s longest-performing drag queen, is calling it quits.
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